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CAGE 18 - CLAINDEALKB KKIIVYY. MARCH 18. 1977 Ringwood News 653-9008 653 9262 728-0295 *5,000.000 Goal For United Methodist Parish The Greenwood-Ringwood United Methodist parish will participate next Sunday in a conference-wide effort to raise $5,000,000 to fund ministers pensions in the Northern Illinois conference. Over 400 local congregations of the conference of the United Methodist church with a combined membership of approximately 170.000 will be cooperating in this united appeal The Reverend James E Segin will preach at 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday. March 20 on the theme: "Prayer of Security" Crusade visitors will join in a service of consecration during the morning services and then meet at 2 p.m. for final briefing before beginning home visits to invite family com­ mitments The committee in charge of organizing the local church effort in Greenwood includes, Terry Schwebke. chairperson. Fred Seeds. Marylin Schwebke. Charles and Wilna Davis, and Evan Yogel In Ringwood the local church effort includes. Andrew Penrod, chairperson. Ron Silzer. Martha Bidlak. James and Pat Strom and Herb Halm. The Crusade visitation is ex­ pected to be concluded during the next week so that the results may be announced and celebrated Sunday. March 27. SEWING CIRCLE The Sewing Circle of the Ringwood U.M.W. and friends will meet at the home of Arline Pearson on Thursday, March 24 beginning at 10:30 a.m. until you need to leave or 3 p.m. A delicious lunch is served by volunteers and Mrs. Pearson. Do join us as this is the time we get together for fellowship and work for your pleasure for the November bazaar. RUMMAGE SALE Remember, folks, this week is that big semi-annual rum­ mage sale at the Ringwood church where all you ladies have looked for that new Easter Bonnet or that "just what I need" for that knickknack MODELS FROM 60 CC to 1,000 CC FEATURES: •DRIVE SHAFT CAST ALUMINUM WHEELS •TRIPLE DISC BRAKES •SELF CANCELLING TURN SIGNALS •THREE CYL. 4 CYCLE ENGINE •Pric# does not induda: t-up, freight, stats and local taxes When you know how they re built, you'll buy a Yamaha WOODSTOCK 1601 SOUTH ROUTE 47 - 338-6454 - WOODSTOCK shelf. Date and times are Friday, March 18, 9 a m til 5 p.m. and Saturday. March 19, 9 a m . til noon. Friday there will be "coffee and" so we hope to see you all at the Ringwood church rummage sale. RETIREMENT It was a most enjoyable evening for Bud Oxtoby and his wife. June, last Saturday, when he was honored by his fellow employees and their guests at a dinner on the occasion of his retirement after thirty-two years with Morton Chemical. Bud was presented with a mini-motor for a boat, with battery and case. However, it was thought June might ap­ preciate the motor the most because she usually did the rowing while Bud fished. It is a gift they will greatly enjoy. Dan Schmitt, plant manager, was emcee for the evening and introduced Tom Dobovich, president of Morton and Norwich, and Bob Covalt. vice- president of Morton Chemical. Bud's co-workers. Emil Simon and Paul Polidora. also spoke extending best wishes The Oxtobys are very appreciative for the evening, it is one they will long remember. TRAVELERS Bi^l and Shirley Cristy, with daughter, Sherri, drove down to Havana last weekend to visit their son and daughter-in-law. Larry adn Diane Cristy. On Sunday, they drove to Dixon Mounds where they viewed the Indian burial grounds. "500" CARD CLUB The Paul Walkington's en­ tertained their "500" card club in their home last Saturday evening. Supper was served with cards following and they finished the evening up with a delicious dessert. Those really playing their cards were Danny and Ruth Rawson with high scores and the low scorers for the evening were Clarence and Kay Adams. SURPRISE Pattie Miller, Sue Erwin, Pam and Dan Kehoe, Ray and Tom Low really pulled a sur­ prise on their parents, Walt and Doris Low, last Sunday evening. They decided in order to surprise especially Walt they would have to do something different, so they took their parents out for dinner for their anniversary early. Mabel Thomas of McHenrv. Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock and Dan Hansen and John Maddy joined the group for dinner Other friends stopped by later. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday goes to Cory Betts March 19 and to Sue Erwin, Rita Cerny, James Reed and to Ethel Wiedrich March 20. March 21 is that special day for Ruth Ann Hogan. Darcy Hogan, and Ron Silzer and that special day for Felicia Ann Hogan and Dolly Malsch is March 22. March 23 finds Loren Harrison, Mrs. Leo Smith and Alan Walker celebrating their natal day and Daphne Bruce celebrating March 25. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES We find Walt and Doris Low will be celebrating another year of wedded bliss March 23. Happy Anniversary you two. THINGS TO REMEMBER Every Sunday - Ringwood church -- church services --9:15 Every Sunday ~ Ringwood church - Church school - 9:45 a.m. Every Tuesday - Bible study - 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, %larch 22 Ringwood church -7:30 p.m -- official board meeting Thursday. March 24 -- Sewing Circle - Arline Pearson home -- 10:30 a m Rummage sale - Ringwood church -- March 18, 9 til 5. March 19. 9 til noon. Political Corner VARIETY SHOW Parkland school presents its annual variety show titled. "Good Vibrations". Students and teachers are putting together acts consisting of dancing, singing, comedy and g y m n a s t i c s . ' ' G o o d Vibrations" starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 24, in Parkland's gymnasium. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS SLATE - Nunda Township Republican candidates nominated at the Republican caucus held recently are pictured above, in front, Helen Milone, township clerk; Frank Rezabek, supervisor; and Marilyn Janke, assessor, back row, left, Edward Hughes, trustee; Leroy Geske, road commissioner; Janice Noti, James Napier, and Frank Stampler, trustees. The township election will be Tuesday April 5. ^ Spring Grove Woman To Choregraph Play BACK BY POPULAR FRIDAYS 5 To OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 11:30-5 SUNDAY 11:30-3 Perch Dinner Includes Steak Fries. Soup or Salad. Lemon Tartar Sauce $2»5 Poor Man's Lobster Includes Steak Fries. Soup or Salad. Lemon Tartar Sauce $395 RT. 31 NORTH TO JOHNSBURG RD., EAST TO SUNSET RD. 815/675-2302 The Woodstock Theatre company is presently working on their production of Rodger's and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" at the Woodstock Opera house, scheduled for March 25, 26, and 27, and April 1, 2, and 3. Choreography will be done by Talutha Tesmer of Spring Grove. Included in her long line of professional dancing credits on broadway are "Jumbo". "Casa Mannana" and "Show of Shows". She toured the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico as Margo Martin, interpretive dancer. Recently she has been director of the Lake Region School of Performing Arts and co-producer of Court Garden productions. She has c h o r e o g r a p h e d " D a m n Yankees", "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Hello Dolly" for Woodstock high school. Nancy Kole of Harvard will be the director. Conducting the orchestra and chorus will be Thomas Steffens, of Woodstock The vocal lead director is John Forbish. There will be dinner theatei arrangements with both the 01 Courthouse inn and the Woodstock inn for all per­ formances. Information regarding the play or ticket reservations can be obtained by calling the Woodstock Opera house at 338- 4212 or by calling 338-7556. N A T U R E W A L K . . . Elevated boardwalks give visitors eye-level view of animals native to area at Cypress Point, a five acre island at Silver Springs, Florida. / TO THE INDIVIDUAL PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE McHENRY AREA RESCUE SQUAD CORDIALLY, S° FAR1976771 Membership of the McHENRY AREA RESCUE SQUAD TO THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVEN'T AS YET DONATED, PLEASE CONTRIBUTE NOW. OUR GOAL FOR THIS YEAR HASN'T BEEN MET AS YET, AND FUNDS ARE STARTING TO RUN LOW. PLEASE SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS NOW. Sincerely, Bob Nebel FUND DRIVE CHAIRMAN Gary Baseley Karen Eckstein Carmon Hodges Ken McKenna Gary Ricker Norm Schmaling Kathy Baseley Nick Freund Stan Johnson John Labuy Lori Ricker Axel Schwanke Len Bogacz Phil Gust Mark Justen John Langdon Walt Schaefer MikeThoma Sherri Dunford Ron Howard Rick Kramer Bob Nebel Bob Schmaling BUI Zujewski Bob Zujewski CONTRIBUTIONS CAN BE SENT TO: M C H E N R Y A R E A R E S C U E S Q U A D P.O. BOX 484, McHeniy, ILL. 60050